The Healthcare Debate 

From the floors of state legislatures and the halls of Congress, to Presidential campaign war rooms and corporate boardrooms, healthcare has come to the forefront of national domestic policy debate. In Washington, D.C., the debate is beginning to occupy center-stage in the 2008 race to fill the White House with hopeful candidates putting forward plans for sweeping national reform and discussing the crisis on the campaign trail.

At the state level, healthcare policy reform proposals have been introduced in California, Washington, Colorado, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and several other states. In Washington, D.C., the debate is beginning to occupy center-stage in the 2008 race to fill the White House with hopeful candidates putting forward plans for sweeping national reform.

What is clear is that the status quo is unacceptable to the American people, the business community, labor leaders, employees, healthcare providers, and advocates and as a result politicians are starting to respond. Over the course of the next several years, this debate will continue to develop and action will be taken because the current system is so badly broken.

As part of CAHR’s ongoing involvement in the debate, we are committed to providing up to date and easy to digest information on policy and developments across the country. We will continually update our web site as they discussion unfolds, proposals are put on the table, and additional research on this crisis and solutions to it is available.

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